Urgent Action Needed on SB194
There is now a second bill threatening the constitutional rights of parents choosing to homeschool their children separate from public school law.
There is now a second bill threatening the constitutional rights of parents choosing to homeschool their children separate from public school law.
Of primary purpose, SB194, Section 6, will modify the required areas of instruction for homeschool students with the addition of civics. While this may seem innocuous, Nevada Homeschool Network contends that it is anything but.
This past week we have seen the efforts of so many during a call to action in regards to AB19. We surpassed our goal of 500 oppositions by over 300…
The Nevada legislature kicked off the 2021 session with a fresh attack on your right to teach your children as you see fit. Assembly bill 19 (AB19) seeks to FORCE…
**For the most up to date information on AB19 see our dedicated AB19 page.** ____________________________________________________________________________________ In 2007, when Nevada Homeschool Network wrote the homeschooling laws, they were very careful and…
This is an interactive guide to some of the first, and most important, questions people ask when getting started homeschooling. Click on a question and a short video answer will…
The Relationship Between the Degree of State Regulation of Homeschooling and the Abuse of Homeschool Children
Recently there has been trouble with multiple PSAH programs. Nevada Virtual Academy was recently forced to cease operating for grades K-5 because of repeated failures to meet state standards, which earned them a 1-star rating - the lowest possible. They were also forced to cap the number of students the academy was allowed to take on for the other grade levels. NVA is not the exception. Connections Academy has a similarly shoddy record. In fact, online charter schools in general score poorly across the board.
In 2018, Nevada Homeschool Network received multiple calls from Clark County homeschool families who were being investigated for educational neglect. These calls were usually initiated by a school.